MEEK

**MeeK** is a French-British singer, songwriter, musician, and producer born Stephane-Franck Pascal on February 16, 1971, in Montmorency, France. She's a multi-instrumentalist who plays piano, guitar, bass, keyboards, drums, and percussion, blending genres like adult contemporary, rock, pop, and French pop—her stage name nods to the legendary 1960s British producer Joe Meek.

Kicking off in the mid-90s with London indie bands like Tin Can Heart and Elsewhere, MeeK signed as a solo songwriter with BMG in 1996 and dropped her debut album *Psychotique* in 2002, backed by French stars like Jean-Pierre Bacri and Jamel Debbouze. Follow-ups like *Margaret Et Ses Bijoux* (2004)—a cool concept album—built her buzz online and in the press, with more releases like *Sortie De Secours* (2008) and *Aristocracy* (2015) on labels including BMG, Universal, and Believe Digital. Lately, she's stepped into a bold new pop era with her empowering EP *Fabulous* (featuring tracks like "Brixton" and "I Want Love, But Not That Much"), after writing hits for artists like Rita Ora—catch her live at events like Mighty Hoopla!